Activists rallied outside a south London hotel on Thursday to prevent migrants being moved to alternative accommodation as the government carries out operations to arrest people in irregular situations before deporting them to Rwanda. The controversial law, passed on April 23, aims to deport thousands of migrants to the East African country, where their asylum … Read more
The “Statue of the Victorious Youth”, known as the “Sportsman of Fana”, is a magnificent statue from the 4th century BC that was discovered 60 years ago by Italian fishermen from the Adriatic coast. It’s over 2,000 years old, but it’s still making waves. Rome has been trying to restore this magnificent … Read more
The president of the republic told agricultural unions on Thursday that he “does not believe in the end of the movement” of anger and will present his “vision” of agriculture in a few months, several union presidents said from a meeting at the Élysée. Emmanuel Macron “told us that he did not believe in the … Read more
The notice was sent on Wednesday evening to the Remparts, who have ten days to defend themselves. At the end of the adversarial period, the dissolution must be approved by the Council of Ministers. The same letter was sent by the associations La Traboule and Top Sport Rhône, which manage the bar of the same … Read more
Jean-Pierre Farandou called Bercy, an agreement to end his career at SNCF is in the sights The agreement to end his career at SNCF continues to cause controversy: the latest episode, the summoning of CEO Jean-Pierre Farandou by Bruno Le Maire to Berca so that he can be “held to account”. “An agreement is signed … Read more
The fight against piracy is progressing, but there are still areas of work to find solutions to pirated innovation. This is essentially what the Audiovisual and Digital Communications Regulatory Authority (Arcom) reveals in its annual report for 2023, which assesses its measures to protect creations and combat illegal services of cultural or sports content. Arcom, … Read more
Seized by the Getty Foundation in Los Angeles, the European Court of Human Rights ruled in favor of Rome, which ordered the confiscation of this statue attributed to Lysippus. The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) ruled in favor of Italy on Thursday in a dispute with the Getty Museum in Los Angeles over the … Read more
We assume that there are sheep on the site. We therefore want zero phytosanitary products, no transformed water and maximum use of water. This is how, at the beginning of April, Johnny Randoux explained the philosophy behind the cleaning of the 40,000 photovoltaic panels inaugurated by Photosol on the grounds formerly occupied by the … Read more
Economy and Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Thursday that he intends to fight to ensure that the planned move of French giant TotalEnergies’ main listing from Paris to New York “does not happen”. “I’m here to make sure that doesn’t happen because I think it’s a serious decision,” Mr Le Maire said on … Read more
It’s no longer a secret to anyone: fashion is cyclical. And not only our wardrobe and catwalks are subject to this. Physical appearance must also keep up. If Kim Kardashian’s XXL buttocks and lips were popular a few years ago, it seems that today naturalness is returning to the scene and many people do … Read more